Welfare Ministry

The Welfare Ministry of Cherubim and Seraphim Church of Ga is designed to foster a welcoming environment of holiness, faith, love, outreach, and discipleship, all contingent upon the church’s core values. The ministry serves to accommodate all our first-timers, members, visitors, friends, and guests in the Lord while ensuring each individual feels supported, accepted, and cherished. We aim to cultivate a sense of belonging and fellowship among all our church attendees at the House of Testimonies.

Our members of the Welfare Ministry are typically the first point of contact for all newcomers, who are always greeted with radiant smiles, supplying assistance with any needs, questions, or concerns they may have. Upon the arrival of our visitors in the Lord, we provide a welcoming gift bag and a follow-up card to be filled out to stay in contact. We do so to offer information on the church’s weekly programs, services, upcoming events, social gatherings, and other fellowshipping opportunities. We conduct weekly hospitable check-up calls for newcomers who visit us for the first time and for members who may not have been present for a church program.

Furthermore, the Welfare Ministry often goes the extra mile to guarantee all person’s needs are met during church services while reflecting the love of Jesus Christ through expressions of adoration, exhilaration, and gratitude. One of our specialties includes our monthly birthday recognition sponsored by our ministry. Every first Sunday of each month, all birthday celebrants of the previous month are acknowledged with a delectable birthday cake and a memorable snapshot.

Overall, the Welfare Ministry is an integral part of the House of Testimonies’ congregation, embodying the fruits of the spirit (Galatians 5:22). Delivering a warm welcome, nurturing relationships, and catering to the diverse needs of our church community, our ministry sustains the role to building the inclusive and devoted environment for all. Ayo ni o!

“The King will reply, ‘I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me.” Matthew 25:40